Re: One Lump Or Two? by OneFingerAnswer	6-Jul-03/5:51 PM
Are you missing a stanza purposely?
Re: Death on my arm by INTRANSIT	5-Jul-03/7:11 PM
Yes!
Re: 195.157.153.253 by <~>	5-Jul-03/7:10 PM
Funny, that's for sure. You still in Africa?
Re: Dogma (Free herts) by Moose Farte by <{Baba^Yaga}>	5-Jul-03/7:07 PM
Margaret, am I a big bad bully pushing people around? You do realize that we are on the internet and that 'the' idea of 'that' has no favtual basis in a realm where the fact of that actually occuring instinctually triggers, (you're physically reacting to an unphysical situation, dramatically if I may add) in you, a need to label it. Unless of course you mean how when a sheep dog barks and the sheep obey? That's just how God made people Margaret don't be racist against my breed of creatures Margaret, for doing my job in thinning out the weak and flawed, it makes you look ridiculous. Since, in this forum of writers you can't physically do something to one another (Or can you) I mentally challenge people by any means possible verbally, passively, mannipulation, 'LIFE's magic', to get them to wake up, or shut up. I am a poet all day everyday Margaret, and I take the job seriously. Why should I have so many user names you ask? I'm sure it wouldn't be to write 5x more than one name would allow right tits and brains? It's because I write like you breathe Margaret... As much as I can. You should move on to playing mom with some newbie more your intellectual package, overnight delivery. Not a veteran of poetic battle Sweettie, You have no idea about any of my work or who I am for Christ sake. You don't even fucking know who you are yet CHILD! Bi-polar or not, 60's, beat, OliverStone, whatever... I write more passionately than you'll ever allow yourself too understand or do. Have fun here at poemranker Margaret and catagorize until you wipe your hands dilligently on the apron of your isolation spinning that ring, spinning those ideas. Just spinning.
Re: a comment on Hi, my name is "Look at me, Stop it!" I'm Bi-polar by horus8	5-Jul-03/1:53 PM
I'm not, my friend is.
Re: a comment on Lycanthropes and L-dopamine by horus8	5-Jul-03/1:51 PM
So did my grandfather who raised me. Should we hug now and weep?
Re: touch of the grass by david	5-Jul-03/1:40 PM
GQTIP AWARDE. A fine poem.
Re: a comment on Iterated Fuck by nentwined	5-Jul-03/1:38 PM
Good God. Did you really need to say that while I was eating my lunch?
Re: Poetic Soup [revised] by SupremeDreamer	5-Jul-03/1:36 PM
I would change "orgasmic" to organic, and lose "for food" Ending it at words.
Re: a comment on Fireworks & Family Reunions (Randel's cry for love) by Shardik	5-Jul-03/1:35 PM
Now you know.
Re: a comment on I am talented & good looking damnit! by <{Baba^Yaga}>	5-Jul-03/1:27 PM
Hey! How are you? I put a killer version of Angels & dinosaurs up at mp3.com. Let me know if you like it. I played all instruments, composed and produced it. I'm anxious for feed back. Yeah Frida was a good movie, really good. "Talk to her" is the best though, or "Celebration" and the "Character". Two Danish flick I believe from about four years ago.
Re: a comment on Dogma (Free herts) by Moose Farte by <{Baba^Yaga}>	5-Jul-03/1:22 PM
Does your handicap sticker don an invisible helmet due to your 'special' circumstances? I believe this piece was inspired by my long time infatuation with Geisha girls and my crush on Margaret thatcher. I don't recal setting out to make fun of anyone. And I am better than it is, because I created it, and am in full control of every letter at all times at my disposal. Perhaps he gave me a ten because it's funny, and has nothing to do with you?
Re: SHAME AND THE OLD MANS CANDLE by Garrett S Sexton	5-Jul-03/1:16 PM
I bet you never imagined that your subtext would be better than your writing Garret.
Re: Fall Of The Heartlands by Mr Pig	4-Jul-03/11:19 AM
12,000 but who's counting. An enjoyable read.
Re: a comment on Lycanthropes and L-dopamine by horus8	4-Jul-03/11:14 AM
Precisely.
Re: Misgivings by Topaz Servias	4-Jul-03/11:12 AM
An honorable path. A good poem.
Re: Its Blue by aurora	3-Jul-03/10:39 PM
Sorry
Re: a comment on Its Blue by aurora	3-Jul-03/10:38 PM
My mother left me in the wilderness Margaret. If you think this is a poem, on a beginners level you're right. I wouldn't touch my mothers tit with your mouth Margaret so go fuck a Volkswagon, trunk rat. I happen to be very nice. Charming actually, would you like to see me be a gentleman?
Re: My last ever poemranker transmission by King Abdullah II	3-Jul-03/10:30 PM
This reminds me of one of those cards you would give your teacher, when everyone would sign it, remember? When they would be sick, and dying and beeping in a gernie? Well, unfortunately, I unlike those others who have left the heat of the kitchen, am a professional chef. I am prepared to never leave. I have a legacy of poetry to archive & I'm quite happy here in my studies. Carry on people, and know that I was personaly moved be your heart felt testimonials and observations of our under appreciated relationships. You have all touched me deeply. Thank You, and God bless you. And God Bless America.
Re: Dogma (Free herts) by Moose Farte by <{Baba^Yaga}>	3-Jul-03/10:13 PM
Margaret, did you blue six poor Baba out of symbolic feminism, or mysogenistic lesbianism? watch this i'll give myself a zero and weep on your boob.